- This Thursday, I expect the EIA to report 3,461 bcf of working gas in storage for the week ending Oct. 15.
- I anticipate seeing a build of 92 bcf, 23 bcf larger vs. the five-year average for this time of the year.
- The weather has been "bearish" for natural gas since mid-September.
- Storage deficits in both Europe and in the U.S. continue to shrink.
- The winter forecast is a major uncertainty. The price can potentially drop as low as $3.500 or rise as high as $6.500.
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Natural Gas Market: Storage Deficits Continue To Shrink But Winter Forecast Is A Major Uncertainty